Receptionist - Palisades Mazda

Posted 10 days ago

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About the role

Receptionist
Location: Palisades Mazda - Nyack, NY
Position Summary: Act as the first point of contact for our dealership welcoming guests, managing calls, supporting administrative operations, and helping maintain the high-quality, customer-centric environment that Mazda represents.
Key Responsibilities: Greet all customers and guests with a warm, professional demeanor upon arrival. Answer, screen and route incoming phone calls promptly and courteously. Provide general administrative support: data entry, light accounting tasks, scheduling, filing. Maintain the reception area and showroom in a clean, organized and welcoming condition. Assist with other duties as needed to support showroom or service operations. Uphold the brand image of luxury, professionalism and customer service excellence.
Required Skills & Qualifications: Friendly, reliable and professional presence comfortable being the "face" of the dealership. Strong communication and organizational skills; able to multitask in a fast-paced environment. Basic computer/office skills (e.g., MS Office, data entry).Experience in customer service or a front-desk/reception role is preferred. Ability to maintain composure, handle varied tasks and interact with diverse customers/visitors. Excellent interpersonal skills, with a genuine customer-service orientation. Poised, organized and detail-oriented. Comfortable working in a team environment and supporting overall showroom operations. Proactive attitude and willingness to learn and grow with the business. Schedule & Additional Info: This role may include weekday evenings and weekend shifts (for example showroom hours or special events) flexibility is a plus.

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